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Enhance DNS control with BlueCat Edge SPv4
With a multi-service architecture, BlueCat Edge SPv4 now supports simultaneous add-on modules for security, networking, cloud, and branch offices.
Cisco Live 2023: Introducing Zero Trust DNS
Unveiled at Cisco Live, Zero Trust DNS from BlueCat offers continuous verification, least-privilege access, and context and response to secure networks.
How to secure your network with DNS security
DNS is usually thought of as something that needs to be protected. But you can also leverage DNS security to better defend your enterprise network.
Manifest V3 doubts? Try a DNS-based solution
Learn how Google Manifest V3 changes may impact anti-tracking and ad blockers and how a DNS solution might be a better option for your enterprise network.
DDI maturity drives multi-cloud automation and security
This infographic examines the evolving states of DDI maturity and how DDI maturity drives multicloud, automation, and security.
EMA Report: DDI Maturity Drives Multi-Cloud Automation and Security
EMA examines how DDI (DNS, DHCP, and IP address management) maturity is transforming enterprise networks in North America and the United Kingdom.
BlueCat evolves its DDI portfolio to empower IT and network admins
New features tame network complexity, reduce costs, improve security, and automate DDI tasks to drive rapid innovation.
BlueCat Edge allows security teams to leverage the DNS data that it captures for another layer of security intelligence and protection.
Clarke: How to mitigate ransomware, protect the cloud
Renowned cybersecurity expert Richard Clarke delves into protecting your network from ransomware and what cloud adoption means for your security strategy.
Examining the Log4j2 vulnerability and our response
Learn how the Java-based Log4j2 logging vulnerability works, how severe it is, its potential effects on BlueCat products, and what has been done to fix it.
DNS sinkhole: A tool to help thwart cyberattacks
A DNS sinkhole supplies a false domain name in response to a DNS query, preventing connections to malicious or unwanted domains. Learn more with BlueCat.
Four major DNS attack types and how to mitigate them
In a DNS attack, DNS is compromised or used as a vector. Learn about the different attack types and how to prevent, detect, and mitigate them with BlueCat.
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